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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08
Detroit Ii, IndIanapolis 2.

DETROIT, May An extremely one
sided game was played here to-day
between the Hoosiers and Wolverines,
the latter winning with the greatest ease.
Twitchell's fine work in the box did much
to give the victory to the home team, and
his support was excellent throughout.
ThOmpsOn's catch of IIackett's long hit
and quick throw to third, catching Bassett
in the second, and Denuy's one-handed
pickup of Richardson's hot grOunder in
the third, were the fielding features, and
McGeaChy and BaSsett did some very fine
work All of the DetrOitS hit hard, Dun
lap, Rowe and Twitchell especially dis
tinguishing themselves. Thompson cap
tured the grand stand by making two
triples, each when the bases were full.
BY shrewd base running HaniOn covered
himself with glory and dust. Score:
INNINGS...........l , 1 > : 9
DctrOit.......................2 u D 3 1 / . i-lN
IndianRpoliS...........OO . > 0 o o. =
Base hits, Detroit -, indianapolis Q.
Errors, Detroit 3, indianapolis 4. Earned
runs, Detroits 9, Indianapolis ,. Home
run, Rowe. TwO-hase hits, Twitchell,
Rowe and Dunlap. Three-base hits, Dun
lap >, Thompson , First base on balls,
Detroit 6, indianapolis ,. First on errors,
Detroit 3, indianapolis >. Struck out, by
Mitchell ,. Umpire, Quest.
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INDIAN BESIEGERS.
Serious Trouble Growing Out of the Shoot
ing of "A Navajo.

Serious Trouble Growing Out of the Shoot
ing of n Navajo.
GALLUP, n. NJ, May 7.-Serious diff
Guilty with Navajo Indians occurred about
8 o'clock yesterday morning, at Defiance
station, seven miles west of here,
A dispute arose in store of the village
between f. T. Allen, clerk, and Navajo
Indian, and the latter sprang over the
counter to grasp pistol.
At the same moment Allen drew his pis-
tol and shot the Indian dead. Mr.. Bor-
land, owner of the store, and wife who
were in the room above the store at the
time, came down, and, seeing what had
happened, started for Gallup at once on
horseback, but they had not gone far
when they were surrounded by Indians
armed with rifles and pistols, who ac-
cused Borland of killing the Indian, and
threatened to kill him and his wife on the
spot.
The Indians were wild and furious with
excitement, but Mr. Borland succeeded in
quieting them by giving up his weapons,
saying be had nothing to do with the kill
ing, but came to trade with the NavajOs.
Finally he and his wife were permitted to
continue their Journey to Gallup
In the meantime Allen and an old man
named Hans barricaded the upper story OF
the store to defend themselves from attack.
The Indians broke into the store and Tiiled
it of everything valuable. An hour after
the shooting freight train on the Atlantic
and Pacific road passed, and Hans and Al
len ran for it under a heavy fire from the
Indians. Allen made the train and came
to Gallup. Hans missed the train, but
also reached Gallup.
A detachment of cavalry from Fort
Wiugate has gone to Defiance, which will
have wholesome effect on the Indians,
and probably prevent further blOOdshed.
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POINTS on PEOPLE,
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming
aud Going Of Strangers.

Movements of Citizens and the Coming
and Going of Strangers.
W. r. Hurt is back from general tour
OF the far West
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. IIearne are home
from an extended eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Paxton are home
from an extended visit 10 Florida.
Mrs. w. II. Sheets and daughter, OF
Willow Island, were in the city yesterday.
Mr. h. +. McMechen on Thursday cele.
brated the Glty-third anniversary Of his
birth.
Mr.. NJ. Kindelberger is home from Chi.
cago where he has been working for some
time past.
Mr.. Edward Grossourth has returned
from Loudensyille, to make his permanent
home here.
Miss Nellie McMechen has returned
home from pleasant visit TO friends in
Cincinnati.
Miss Amelia Bitner, Of this city, Is
visiting her sister, Ms. Chas. Abel, Of
Phillipsburg, Pa.
Miss Ida Harden Eas returned from a
pleasant and extended visit TO friends in
Chicago and Kansas City.
Mrs. +. Schmeltz, Of Allegheny City,
is visiting Misses Ella and Katie Sauya-
geot, on the Garden Spot
Mr.. G. ". Shrewsbury and wife, oi
| Parkersburg, have been the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. 4. McCabe, the past few days.
Mrs. Charles Seibert and her sister Miss
Mary Schalier have sailed for Germany,
where they will remain about tour months.
Mr.. Fred G.. Fox, formerly with ID.
Gundling K Co, Of this city, has accepted
a position with clothing house in Roohes
| ter.
Miss Sutphen, Of Lancaster, ohio, is vie
iting Miss FaSnie Caldwell at the residence
of Mr.. Iseo. X. Wheat On North Main
stTect
Miss Amelia Eisenberg has returned 70
her home at GAINESVILLE, o., after spend.
ing the winter with her sister, MIRA isalph
Kline.
Messrs. II. !. Weise and y. A. Holman.
! Of Green Bay, WIS.,, prominent glass buy
era, are in the city, gpaFteTsd at the
Stamm.
Miss Jessie Bates, who was reported seri-
ously i'll in Richmond, Va, on Wednesday
is rapidly recovering, which her many
friends will be pleased TO hear.
Mr.. S. Schmelz, Of Allegheny, IA,
who has been guest as the residence OF
Mr.. V. Sauvaseot, Of tae Island, for the
past week, returned home yesterday.
Rev. George Z. Hite. presiding elder Of
the Wheeling district will deliver the
memorial sermon to the G. A. X. Ms5 esth,
and also the baecalaureats aermon to the
graduating class Of the Female College GU
June 5tb.
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Bombs I'm an Anarchists House.

Sr. JOSEPH, Mo-, May 7.-Considerable
excitement was occaSioned to-day by the
discovery of two loaded dynamite bombs
in the cellar of 4 house in North st. Jos,
eph, until recently occupied by suspected
Anarchist. The bomhs we're made of gas
pipe, and after an examination OF them
they were thrown into the river. 1t is
supposed they were intended to be used
last fall during the Socialist demonstra
tiOns that took place here.
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Another Volcano Reported.

NOaALEs. ARII., May Parties from
Sonora report volcano s. miles southeast
of Magdelene, and that 1t il throwing out
great volumes OF smoke and lava. From
the position of the fire, which is distinctly
seen from several stations on the Sonora
Railroad, it is supposed to be in the Sierra
Azul Mountains The reported volcano in
the MILESTONE Mountains is timber fire
in the mountains. There is much excite
ment in the vicinity of the volcano, and i
large party will leave here tomorrow, to
visit the place. Another earthquake shock
was felt here last night, but 10 damage
was done
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Texas Shaken Up Again.

Ia PAsO, Ten, May Another light
but distinct shock Of earthquake was felt
here at lO14 O'Clock Thursday night
Some alarm was caused yesterday by
dense smoke arising from Franklin noun
tain, about seven miles from here. Flames
could he distinguished through n field
glass. Fears were entertained that a vOlCa
no had broken out on the mountain, but
the signal officer says there is no danger o
an eruption. He bases his opinion on
what he knows of geological formation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08

Judge James K. Grogan, OF Logan, O., Is
dead.
r. K. Beard, banker, Richmond, Texas,
assigned.
stove molders have returned to work IN
Milwaukee.
W. W. Williams, dry goods dealer, OF
Lima, o., has Jailed.
The st. Louis Supplies Manufacturing
Company assigned.
The southern BAPTIST Convention IS IN
session at Louisville.
The French cable WAS broken Friday,
presumably by lrehergS
The President gave State dinner to the
Hawaiiu Queen Friday evening.
The Connecticut House fixed the saloon
license at ) Too, and Sl5O for beer and VINE.
A Neadylle. Pa, doctor has discovered
how to east, solder and weld aluminium.
David Burke and Con Ryan fought IN
impromptu duel at Kingston, y. NJ, ana
Burke was killed
The Michigan House passed hill pro
vldrng for "a State COUStabulary to enforce
the new liquor laws.
IrN Davis has written - review OF Gen.
WuISrlry'S Life of General Lee Tor
New Orleans paper.
Maurice g. NOrry, seventeen years old,
was killed byighiuing while asleep IN bed
az Elughamton, Y. \.
the PENNSYLVANIA Granite Company sued
Wm. fIuS>ry To recover $50, 900 damages
for ALLEGED breach OF contract.
The four MrCoys, who were concerned
iu the a,, tsyiuation OF DIR. Northrup, at
UlyrrhIl. g.. were indicted Tor murder
uu the hrSt degree.
At Rardstown, Ill.,, John Boston was
shot and killed by Lewis khIning. Bes-
ton had been -laudercd by RhInlng's wife,
and sought 4 rctruCtlOn.
Interviews with all the members OF the
Pennsylvania Legislature show nifty IN
favor of Clevcland'S denomination, ten for
Hill aud eleven uon-cOmmittal.
Some doubt is being expressed a. To
whether y. c. Thayer, eN-pollceman'
whose crutch. with star attached, was
found floating in the river ut Chicago. a
few mornings ago, WAS actually drowned.
Nt ~. Louis Joseph llurSchcr and George
Wriuarr. two SwltzrrS, had a dispute.
Hur>,hrr attacked the former witha knife,
inHirtiug Eali dozen gaping wounds that
will result fatally. UurSchrr Is under
arrest
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Paul Grottkau Gets a Year.

MILWAUKEE May Paul Grottkau,
the Anarchist, who made incendlary
speeches at Milwaukee Garden last May,
WIS this morning sentenced to one year at
hard labor in the House of Correction by
Judge sloan. Grottkm will be held at
the county Jail for week, in order to
allow his attorneys to appeal to the
Supreme Court iOr 4 new trial on a writ OF
error. At the end Of that time he will be
taken 70 the House of Correction ii the
Supreme Court does not grant stay OF
proceedings. Mrs. 4. K. Parsons, wife OF
the condemned Anarchist, was present
when Grottkau was sentenced. The court
roOm WAS packed with spectators, who
manifested great interest in the case.
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lightning Strike. steubenvllle.

Special Tlsgrdn t. ~ SaEdug RcGis!sr.
STETBENVILLE, o., May About four
this afternoon, during the prevalence of a
heavy rain and thunder storm, lightning
Struck in the upper end of the city in seye-
ral places. Bob Browns slectric light was
demolished. Father Hartnedy's batteries
in the telegraph room at st. Peters Catho-
lie schools was badly damaged. The tower
on the Reliance engine house was partly
destroyed. Hugh Browns telephone was
injured so it would not work and quite a
number of people were stunned by the
shock
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The Memento Sandals.

WASHINGTON, d. G., May THE
Washington Monument Commission this
afternoon held a meeting TO discuss the ad.
visibility Of closing the monument to the
public after the first of June, on account
of the continued acts of vandalism which
are perpetrated by visitors. The marble
is Clipped in many places, while the bronze
letters on the Swiss tablet have many OF
them been forced off and carried away as
mementOs. The silver ornamentatiOn Oi
the Nevada stone has also been mutilated.
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A Remarkable Wosnan.

A fair audience assembled al The OPEN
House last evening to witnss Mis- Agnes
Hernden and company In the prodpetion
of new playa Remarkable Womsu. "
The piece wa . success, and the audience
enthusiastic. Miss Herndoa shows her
powers to much better advantage IN this
play than that given the irst night. Ths
duel between Mis- Herndss and the mur-
derer of her husband vas fine. Ths piess
will be great suocc8.
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The Great Show.

Forepaugh's great circus sbowed nj Cum
berlAnd last evening and will leave there
at 1870 to-day for Wheeling. The big
show il pantsd by three immense trains
composed Of 8ftysir cars double the size
and capacity Of an ordinary car. IL s er-
Ieeted the train will reach Wheeling some
time this evening and they will be imne
diately unloaded and their contents taken
to the fir grounds, where to-monew they
giye two performances. In the morning
the greatest street parade ever seen in
Wheeling will take place.
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4 Bad Breach of Trust.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 7.-Thomat
c. Perkins, aged 43 years, a refner, is un'
der arrest for stealing from his employer
Potter y Burlington, manufacturing Jew
elers. His maHner of thoft consisted in
making false returns of the stock and dis
posing Of the surplus. He was we'll paid
was his own master in the shop, and en-
Joyed full confidence OF his employers.
When arrested he had thirteen ounces OF
gold on him, Just as it came from the cru
chile. His speculations are thought to
amount to s., 900, and his breach of trust
has no parallel in the history of the jewelry
trade.
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FotherIncham Sues the COMPANY.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 7.-navid Fother-
iugham, the EE-Adams Express messen-
ger, who was charged with completely in
the robbery of the Express on the st. Louis
aud San Francisco railroad last October,
and whose prosecution was thrown out OF
the Criminal Court here, on technicality
few d ays ago, filed suit in the Circuit
Court this afternoon against the Adam 5
Express Co., Superintendent Damsel and
Detective PinkertOn, asking damages in
sum of 500, 900, $4,000 of which is
claimed for false imprisonment and S40,-
600 for his indictment and prosecution.
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Dsnouncc p'Itrten.

MONTREAL, May The French press,
without regard to politics, is unanimous IN
denouncing Mr. VIM. OBrien's proposed
visit TO Canada 10 agitate the removal Of
Lord Lansdowne This unanimity Of
opinion is somewhat surprising, unless
they have received instructions from the
Church.
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CONGRATULATIONS to Camden.

SpccIal telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, May Senator Cam
denis private secretary, Waterman, Presi-
dent George W. Thompson and others came
in by special train late last night The
ex-senator is receiving congratulations on
his manly course.
wind storm last night blew over a
cabin at Merrill's raft on the Kanawha,
breaking a shoulder blade of one of the men
and otherwise iniuring him.
A young son of X. II. Patterson shot
himself through the hand this afternoon.
II is an uuly wOund
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Mrs. Pottsr's New Manager.

LONDON. May James Barton Key,
who is here has become Mrs. James
Brown Potter's manager. Her engage
ment at the Haymarket Is to close within
a few days. James Russell, Of the Hay
market, confirms the report that Mrs.
James Brown Potter il Ia appear IN New
York next fall under Harry Miners man
.uamant
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Coal and Lumber Company Organized

CHARLESTON, W. VA, May 6.-The Goa,
River Lumber and Mining Company or
ganiSed here to-day, with paid mp capita
of S764, 900 TIE stockholders elected the
following Board of Directors: Robert
Mitchell, Frank J, Harmison, William T
Biedler and H. J. Loeb, of Baltimore; w
1. MCCarkle and F. A. Hill, of this city
and NJ. Wells, of Coalburg: W. Va. Col
+. J. Harmison was elected President
Robert Mitchell, Treasurer, and W. A
McCarckle, Secretary.
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Queen kapioJtui Visits the Cash Vaults
WN-ui>oruN, May Queen kaP'o-
luni visited the Treasury Department this
morning, and WIS escorted through the
butldlug by Secretary Fairchild. She was
accompanied by Minister and Mrs. Carter,
General Domiuus, Capt. Taylor, 4. ;. \;
It, Rodger, L. \. v, and Mr.. Brown, OF
the department of State Mr. Fairchild
Joined the party at the Treasury and as
sisted the Secretary in explaining the dit
Irrput points OF interest. The cash vaults
were visited and the Queen seemed to take
e deep interest in the mountains OF gold
aud silver stored therein. She was, how
ever, more particularly interested 40 the
administration OF the Life Saving Service,
and ,aid she desired to introduce the same
system into her own kingdom. The
Queen and suite LETT Washington this
afternoon for Boston.
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Nearly Five Thousand Immigrants.

New YORK, May AT Castle Garden
yesterday there were landed 4,S73 immi-
grants, the largest number in any day in
years. Three other steamships arriving
with immigrants had to keep them on
board over night, as the force at the Gar
den could not handle them.
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Cleopatra Drank Pearls

In her wine, and captivated Cesar with
her beauty and maguIicence. But pearls
m the mouth are better, and Onr modern
beauties may have these it they faithfully
use SOZODONT every day, and captivate
all by simply smiling to show their pretty
white teeth.
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Coal COMPANY Assigns.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, May G.-The
Black Diamond Coal Company, n oollirry
operating short distance above here on
the river, made an assignment to-day.
Liabilities Slj, 900; assets, leasshold, few
cars mules and q stock Of goods.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-08

ForHERINGHAM, the ex-Adams Express
messenger, who escaped prosecution by
technicality, has sued the company, Su-
perintendeut DANIsEL aud Detective PINK
ERroS Tor 500, 600 damages for false
imprisonment, indictment and prosccu-
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MORE RAILWAY THIEVES.
A Party Found Out on the ROCK Island
Road by Detectives.

Road by Detectives.
CHICAGO, May For several months
past the freight cars of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railway Company have
been plundered The thieves took every
thing possible, from grain to general mer-
chandise. Detectives were set at work
and soon discovered that the rObber-
les were committed in the town of Lake,
and that large gang of thieves were en-
gagged in the work. On the night of April
10, the detectives mounted guard on a
train of merchandise standing near Forty
seventh street They were rewarded by
the arrival of the thieves, who proceeded
to break open car loaded with hides
The officers permitted them to get well
alongand then endeayOred TO capture them.
A stock train was backing down the track,
however, and as the plunderers leaped to
the ground this train cut them off COM
pletely from all the officers save one, named
William Allen, who
INSTANTLY OPENED FIRE.
The fire was promptly returned and blow
from a car link upon the head stretched
out Allen. At this moment another de-
tective who had succeeded in swinging
himself through the moving train, came
upon the scene and discharged his pistol at
the fugitives. He was almost able to over
take one, whom he recognized TO he a
burglar named Fred Keysier. Since
that time the Rock Island officers
have been quietly at work and have dis
covered a portion ef the gang in the per-
sons of Pat McCauley, Edward Mushler,
Joe Morris, Fred Keyser and Robert John-
son, all Of them known to he bad charac-
ters. McCauley, Mushler and Morris are
safe in hand, and to-day Robert Johnson
was arrested here, leaving but one unac-
counted for.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.

THE New York Assembly has passed a
bill which provides that if any two or
more persons, companies, corporations or
individuals shall agree, directly or indi-
rectly, to withhold from the public mar
kets or ordinary channels Of trade in the
State, tor any period; any staple article of
merchandise, food, ETC., and shall agree to
place ON the market only q limited or
specific quantity within certain time,
they shall be guilty of conspiracy.
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Bucklen,k Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for CutA,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required
II is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price . cents per boz.
For sale by Logan d Co.
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Foul Play Suspected 4.

SptciW Idtgrdm 70 tV NHInIIy RfJlHrT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May The
body ola Pole who il supposed 10 have re-
sided up the Elk, was found in the Kama
wha at the lower ferry this afternoon.
4 mark on his forehead gives cause for
suspicion Of foul play.
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New YORK, May Anna Christine
Larsen, who was supposed by many to be
the woman murdered at Railway, has been
found living in Jersey City. Her features
strOnglY resemble those of the dead Rirl.
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Government Aid for the NIctims.

OTTAWA, ONT, May THE Govern
ment is to be asked hy the members from
British Columbia for n grant toward re-
lieving the wives and families of the miners
killed at Nanaimo, Il. c., in the Vancouver
COmpany's coal mine.
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THERE is no hope for the 10 miners
buried i'm British Columbia. FiIly-SN
bodies have been recovered. Ii is difficult
at this distance to catch the full flavor Of
this horrible catastrophe.
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Rrnmns1n InnIsyille :.

ST. LOUIS, May THE Browns won
their third successive victory over Louis.
vile to day, defeating them after hard
fought and exciting game. Up to the sew
enth inning Hecker was not hit hard, but
IN this inning the champions pounded him
for six singles and with three men on bases
O'Neil again drove the ball over the eX-
treme left field for a home run, duplicating
his hit of the day previous. O'Neil made
a safe hit every time he went to bat. The
Browns magnificent base running again
came into play with excellent effect. The
best features of the game were O'Neil's
hitting, Bushong's backstOp work and
Kerins first base play. Carruthers pitched
in excellent form. Score:
INNINGS. .... .........l , 3 G 50
St Louis ................2 q U > 0 | 0-il
A A A n
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SENATnR-ELEcr FAULKNER appeared on
the hoor of the Legislature yesterday, and
the members were presented to him. The
young Senator created \ favorable impress
alnn
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BASE BALL.
PITTSBURG POUNDS CHICAGO BADLY.
Cincinnati Wins From the Cleveland Kids By
A Timely Row.
THE BROWNS DEFEAT LOUISVILLE.
DetrOiB Knocks Out Indianapolis Eighteen
to Two.

CHICAGO, May 7.-Pittsburg hit Clark
son hard and often to-day. They gauged
his slow delivery from the fifth inning and
pounded it until the Chicago fielders were
tired. Calvin was not very effective in
the box but he did some good work with
the stick. The home run drives OF Pfefler,
Clarkson and Ryan were the longest ever
seen on the grounds, while the three base
hits of Carroll were to the extreme end of
the grounds. The features of the fielding
were Smiths work at short and Pieffer' S
and Anson's double plays The weather
was beautiful and six thousand persons
were present. Score: